These birds never get domesticated,,,they stay wild,,,they just get tamed..if you decide to let them go... they will survive....you just helping them,,THINK BIG~~~~~
.You should falconry in Pennsylvania,,Great for PA Falconry Birds Lovers.,So the population keep growing,,,The birds will be much more healthier...on the wild they just last 10 years,,,If you falconry they will last 30 years...its a shame...***The Human Ignorance ***
Really great video. I live in Westmoreland county, have for almost 27 years, and didn't get to see a bald eagle until I traveled to Forest county to our camp. The Clarion River is home to several as well. This is truly a rare sight around this part of the state
Great video. What was the carcass? Eagles must be used to getting sneaked up on by predators because he seemed really nervous eating--a bite here, and couple glances for wolverines there, and so forth. Glad to see a majestic bald creature back in the wild--not just in the mirror.
These birds never get domesticated,,,they stay wild,,,they just get tamed..if you decide to let them go... they will survive....you just helping them,,THINK BIG~~~~~
ifaoduistheway 1 year ago
.You should falconry in Pennsylvania,,Great for PA Falconry Birds Lovers.,So the population keep growing,,,The birds will be much more healthier...on the wild they just last 10 years,,,If you falconry they will last 30 years...its a shame...***The Human Ignorance ***
ifaoduistheway 1 year ago
thats awesome i live in plum.. thats soo close .. sick
plummustangs 3 years ago
Yes we did. We get them from the game commission.
PixController 3 years ago
Did you plant the cracass there?
falcoperegrinus82 3 years ago
Really great video. I live in Westmoreland county, have for almost 27 years, and didn't get to see a bald eagle until I traveled to Forest county to our camp. The Clarion River is home to several as well. This is truly a rare sight around this part of the state
jasonb2372 3 years ago
what a awesome video, i hope there are hundreds more in Pa
troyv68 3 years ago
Great video. What was the carcass? Eagles must be used to getting sneaked up on by predators because he seemed really nervous eating--a bite here, and couple glances for wolverines there, and so forth. Glad to see a majestic bald creature back in the wild--not just in the mirror.
jamesuardo 4 years ago
Hi Jim,
Yes, this is a deer carcass the eagle is feeding on. We were lucky to catch this migrating eagle.
PixController 4 years ago